If I order size 30 and how much extra stretch I can get?
29541
Approximately an inch in the waist. No expansion anywhere else. The front pocket that the guy has his hand into is very shallow and not good to put anything into and I was disappointed and commented on how useless this pocket is to someone that needs pockets to carry things in.
29542
I just measured mine. The stretch is almost 4 inches in total circumference. Now that is starting out completely slack, and going to complete stretch, so keep that in mind. My 34s are about 33 when slack, and 36 1/2 when stretched. Logically the 30 would have less stretch. As far as the pocket goes, I love them. Both sides are the same depth and they go down to the top of the cargo pocket. Any lower and there would be interference issues. There is a reason that these pants are so well loved. If they offered them in an 11 inch inseam, I'd own a ton of them. At 6'2" the inseam is too short and my wife hates the way they look. I still love them for their comfort and versatility, so I wear them when she's not around. I just measured mine. The stretch is almost 4 inches in total circumference. Now that is starting out completely slack, and going to complete stretch, so keep that in mind. My 34s are about 33 when slack, and 36 1/2 when stretched. Logically the 30 would have less stretch. As far as the pocket goes, I love them. Both sides are the same depth and they go down to the top of the cargo pocket. Any lower and there would be interference issues. There is a reason that these pants are so well loved. If they offered them in an 11 inch inseam, I'd own a ton of them. At 6'2" the... » Read More I just measured mine. The stretch is almost 4 inches in total circumference. Now that is starting out completely slack, and going to complete stretch, so keep that in mind. My 34s are about 33 when slack, and 36 1/2 when stretched. Logically the 30 would have less stretch. As far as the pocket goes, I love them. Both sides are the same depth and they go down to the top of the cargo pocket. Any lower and there would be interference issues. There is a reason that these pants are so well loved. If they offered them in an 11 inch inseam, I'd own a ton of them. At 6'2" the inseam is too short and my wife hates the way they look. I still love them for their comfort and versatility, so I wear them when she's not around. « Show Less
1463969
I have 33" waste and have one pair of large and one pair of medium.Both fit,but the mediums look better. To be safe I would get extra large. If they are too bulky which I doubt you could excahange them.Tullio
564109
There was an ordering guide and I used that. Sorry I don't remember all the size ranges. When I followed the guide, it fit fine.
383050
Depends on what size you order. If you order a 38" belt there is about 2" of extra.
1403521
Order then email the size. There will be contact seller on your order for the suit.
836911
Thanks - I called the company and you are correct, I ordered the 735 and the 745 which, by the way, were $20 cheaper per pair via amazon. The problem was the way they list the sizes: 1. there is no explanation as to what X10, X20, X30, X40 mean; 2. then when you go to the infamous fitment guide they throw the 735 and 745 numbers at you. Point is - in the face of the testimonials and the warnings about insuring you order the right size, the consumer is left struggling with no confidence as to what size to buy.
336317
the ones i get are 30x36 which are slightly larger and are better. When ordering make sure they are 30x36.
539830
sorry for these inconvenience please send email let me know what size you wanted after you place the order. Thank you!
31880
I think if you bought the extra large, you should be just fine. I ended up going from an extra large down to a large because the extra large on my 15 inch calves just felt like a sock not a compression sleeve. I think I read under one of the reviews was a person with 18 inch calves and he bought the extra large and he had no problems
128510
You and I have the same question. Did you get any yet and if so which size did you go with?
276572
I weigh 230 and it was fine for me. I don't think 30 extra pounds would be an issue at all.
3608
Sorry, I read your info wrong. However, I went from a 36 to a 33-34 and these shorts are one material and the Velcro makes up the flexible size you'll need. I will say a 30 in this short will definitely work.
282423
Shipping is based on total purchase price. For 30, shipping will be $9.00 Thanks
2209032
For sure go with the 78 to 108, like you said more support, as when you stretch out the shorter one get a bit flexable.....Hope that helps.
1484834
The answer is no. Please read below: 1- To find your size, first measure around the calf (widest part of lower leg) and also around the ankles. Go to the size chart on the product page and based on the mesurements taken youll find your size. 2- The support is determined by severity of swelling/edema. Mild swelling will do with a 15-20, I wear 20-30 Large with a calf 16.5" when swollen. 3- Any compression over 20-30 is best determined by a doctor as it may cause unwanted side effects or dangerous over compression if not needed. 4- If your problem is lymphatic drainage, there re ways to manually massage for relief and these stocking compliment/work like magic. Always best to check with a doctor first.
442903
They do come in a 30" inseam (that's what I bought). Of course they can be altered like regular pants. They are the best pants I've ever bought.
448075
Yes you order the size you want it to be. Make sure you get the length you need also